[#25] Contingency reserve for catastrophic / multi-site events (held as an available fund; size chosen as a moderate national-level reserve).

[#1, #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, #17, #18, #19, #20, #23, #28] Purchase and deployment of monitoring systems and hardware: monitoring/intel systems and initial database ingest (#1), long-endurance drones and ISR platforms (#2), field sensor kits for sites (#3), training-range equipment (#5), EOD robots and disposal gear (#6), armored/utility vehicles (#7), surrogate ordnance stock (#17), forensic instrumentation (#18), physical perimeter/security upgrades at sites (#19), secure communications/command-center hardware (#20), allied bomb-squad grants (#23), and one-time regulatory/negotiation expenses (#28).

[#16] Secure laboratory buildout and instrumentation for multidisciplinary research into SCP-5023 (secure labs, containment-safe instrumentation, initial experiment setup).

[#9, #10, #24, #29] One-time construction and buildout: secure explosive magazines (#9), remote demolition/disposal range (#10), secure archive/setup (#24), and vault/long-term containment for recovered bracelets (#29).

[#7, #9, #10, #19] Ongoing maintenance, security, fuel and depreciation for vehicles (#7), security/climate/compliance for explosive magazines (#9), demolition range operations and permits (#10), and site perimeter guard/monitoring contracts (#19).

[#1, #4, #16] Salaries and benefits: MTF Sigma-301 operatives and specialists (#4), intelligence/analyst team plus legal and ops management (#1), and research staff salaries included in recurring research program (#16).

[#16, #24] Recurring research program budgets, experiment operations, and analyst research projects into the game's mechanism and bracelet effects (secure experiment operations and research staff operational budgets).

[#6, #17, #18, #3, #5] Consumables and spare parts: EOD robot parts/consumables (#6), disposal and test-material replenishment (#17), forensic consumables and calibrations (#18), sensor connectivity/IoT service for field nodes (#3), plus recurring training consumables (#5).

[#26] Transportation and logistics: charter flights, heavy cargo movement, evidence transport, and recurring deployment logistics for multi-site responses.

[#25] Cost of maintaining / insuring a large contingency reserve and readiness (liquidity, administrative, and low-rate maintenance costs).

[#3] Annual connectivity, site-level maintenance, and replacement cycle for deployed chemical/sniffer and crowd sensors across monitored sites.

[#11] Annual baseline provisioning for small-scale environmental remediation and UXO clearance; major events budgeted in incident scenarios.

[#12] Annual baseline allocation toward potential structural demolition, repair, and rebuilding after events; large repairs handled per-incident.

[#30] Intelligence-driven prevention and public education programs to reduce risky gatherings around explosive stockpiles.

[#2] Satellite imagery subscriptions and leased ISR/drone operations (annual imagery subscriptions and contracted ISR access).

[#14] Ongoing legal, PR, FOIA handling, and cover-story maintenance budgets for routine engagements and low-profile incidents.

[#8] Contracted paramedic and firefighting standby agreements and reimbursements for regional response support.

[#22] Payments to industry assets, insiders, and covert channels for sampling and HUMINT within explosives supply chains.

[#5] Recurring specialized MTF and allied training, joint exercises, and certification costs.

[#23] Funding and recurring support for upskilling local bomb squads and joint exercises.

[#13] Annual preparedness allocation for evacuation, temporary housing, humanitarian assistance for small incidents.

[#15] Small annual reserve for potential civil liability and settlements; large payouts are scenario-driven.

[#27] Active monitoring of social channels and rapid-response counter-messaging budgets.

[#24] Secure archival storage, long-term incident logging, and legal recordkeeping maintenance.

[#28] Ongoing costs for maintaining MOUs, interagency agreements, and regulatory coordination.

[#29] Monitoring and upkeep for long-term containment vaults and tamper-evident storage for recovered artifacts.